A decision on appointing Lancashire's new chief constable has been postponed until the results of the government's planned police restructuring.
The authority decided on the delay after consulting the Home Office.
It re-advertised the job after failing to make an appointment following a series of interviews.
The previous chief constable Paul Stephenson left his job at the start of the year but there is still no full time replacement.
Candidate withdrew
The authority interviewed four candidates in April but decided none were suitable.
It has left acting chief constable Steve Finnigan still in charge – he is not allowed to apply for the post.
Three candidates applied when the job was readvertised but one has withdrawn.
The authority has agreed to suspended interviews until the results of a review are known on a planned reorganisation of police forces in England and Wales – which could include merging some forces.
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